Media announced trilateral talks in the U.S.; Zelensky and Putin denied them

The information about a trilateral meeting of delegations from Ukraine, Russia, and the United States in New York was not confirmed. The Office of the President of Ukraine denied it.

There was no meeting in New York. The Office of the President did not confirm media reports about a meeting 24 in September of Ukrainian, Russian, and American delegations in New York. As presidential adviser Dmytro Lytvyn said, the Ukrainian delegation is already on its way home. In Russia they disowned it. There will be no trilateral Russia–U.S.–Ukraine meetings in New York. This was stated by negotiator for Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, Kyrylo Dmytriiev. He cynically added that reports in Ukrainian media about upcoming talks in New York were fake. What was reported Earlier, media citing a source in diplomatic circles reported that a trilateral meeting on an energy ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia could take place in the U.S. today. It was noted that Ukraine could have been represented by Head of the Office of the President Kyrylo Budanov and head of the Foreign Intelligence Service Rustem Umerov, the U.S. — envoys of U.S. President Donald Trump Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, and Russia — special envoy of the Russian dictator Kyrylo Dmytriiev. Recall that the last meeting on ending Russia’s war against Ukraine took place in February 2026.

Earlier RBC-Ukraine wrote that 23 in September the special representative of the Russian dictator Kyrylo Dmytriiev set off for the U.S., where he will meet with members of the Trump administration, Steve Witkoff, Jared Kushner, and others. In addition, Putin previously also announced an intention to revive trilateral talks about Ukraine with U.S. participation. However, so far there has been no progress on this.